Teacher Gigliane Souza

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Prepositions are a nightmare for most students. Even native speakers may have trouble with
them. It is also one of the most dreadful questions EFL (English as a Foreign Language)
students can ask a teacher. It isn’t that we don’t know how to/don’t want to answer it! It is
because the answer requires time, but more than that it requires purpose. For that reason, I
have created this guide which is divided as follow:

1) Prepositions of Place I (IN, ON, AT)

2) Prepositions of Place II
3) Prepositions of Time I (IN, ON, AT)
4) Prepositions of Time II
5) Prepositions of movement
6) Prepositions of direction
7) Prepositions TO and FOR
8) Adjectives + prepositions
9) Nouns + prepositions
10) Verbs + prepositions

Suffice it to say that this is not, nor does it intend to be, a complete preposition guide. There
are many other examples and cases to be studied! But hopefully, this guide will help you with
the most basic questions you have on the subject.

Happy studying!

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 1) PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE I (IN, ON, AT)

IN (inside / enclosed space)

- in the box
- in the car
- in the park
- in my building
- in my pocket
- in my backpack
- in the bag
- in the kitchen
- in the bedroom
- in Europe
- in London
- in the city
- in the sky
- in an elevator/lift
- in the newspaper
- in a boat

AT (point / particular place or position)

- at the bus station
- at the mall
- at the end of the road
- at the corner
- at the entrance
- at the door
- at work
- at school
- at home
- at the supermarket
- at the top
- at the bottom
- at college
- at university

ON (on top of something / surface)

- on the wall
- on the floor
- on the ground

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 - on the top floor
- on the table
- on Main Street
- on the menu
- on the bus / bicycle / motorbike / plane
- on a ship
- on a horse
- on the radio / television
- on the left / right
- on the farm

ON THE BEACH or AT THE BEACH

Like almost everything in English, it depends.

If you are at the beach, you can basically be anywhere. For example, imagine you are
in Cancun walking about, drinking beer, and having fun with your friends at the
hotel. It’s more generic.

If you are on the beach, you are literally feeling the sand under your feet / near the
water / sunbathing. It’s more specific.

LIVE IN, LIVE ON or LIVE AT

“I live in x” is for city, country, continent, neighbourhood. Ex. “I live in Canada.”

We use “on” is for streets, roads, and avenues. Ex. “I live on Baker Street.” “I live
on 5th Avenue”. We use “at” for specific address. Ex. “I live at 30, Abbey Road.”

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 LET’S PRACTICE!
1) Complete the sentences with the correct preposition: IN, ON or AT.

1) Martha lives ………… Japan.

2) There are no prices …………. this menu.

3) They are sunbathing ……… the beach.

4) He’s studying ………. home. His sister is studying …….. school.

5) They are waiting for you ………. the bus stop.

6) I used to live ………….. Abbey Road, but now I live ……….. the beach.

7) I want to spend a year ………. London.

8) Is his office ……… the first floor?

9) Call me when you are ……. the bus.

10) She was listening to rock ………. the radio.

11) Have you seen that picture ………. the wall?

12) What are you hiding ……… the room?

13) You pen is ……….. the floor.

14) Did you read this ………. the newspaper.

15) Do you want sugar ………. your coffee?

16) She lives ……… 42, Oxford Street, …….. England.

17) In most countries people drive ……… the right.

18) I always keep some extra money ……… my bag in case of emergencies.

19) Do you live ………… a house or an apartment?

20) She grew up ……….. a farm.

2) Where do you live? Answer using the prompts below:

I live in ………………………………………………………….

I live on …………………………………………………………

I live at ………………………………………………………….

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 2) PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE II

EX: THE BALL IS IN FRONT OF THE BOX

ATTENTION:

THE TEACHER IS BETWEEN THE STUDENTS. (only two)

BUT

THE TEACHER IS AMONG THE STUDENTS. (more than two around the teacher)

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 LET’S PRACTICE!

1) Fill in the blanks with the correct preposition according to the picture:

1) The clock is _____ the wall.

2) The rug is ______ the floor.
3) The lamp is ______ the vase and
the book.
4) The chair is ______ the table.
5) The ball is ______ the table.
6) The pillows are ______ the
armchair.
7) The flowers are ______ the vase.

2) Look at the map and answer the questions:

a) Where is the bookstore?

____________________________________________

b) Where is the toy store?

____________________________________________

c) Can you tell me where the pet shop is?

____________________________________________

d) Could you tell me where the supermarket is?

____________________________________________

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 3) PREPOSITIONS OF TIME I (IN, ON, AT)

IN + months
- in January, in February, in March, in April, etc.

IN + years
- in 2002, in 1996, in 1800, etc.

IN + decade / century
- in the 1920s, in the 80s, in the 90s…
- in the 21st century, in the sixth century…

IN + season

- in spring, in summer, in fall/autumn, in winter

IN + time period
- in three minutes, in ten hours, in 15 days, in a fortnight…
- in the morning, in the afternoon, in the evening

ON + days
- on Monday, on Tuesday, on Wednesday, on Thursday…

ON + dates
- on January 1st, on the 16th, on my birthday, on the second of April…

AT + specific time
- at 7pm, at three o’clock, at midnight, at noon, etc.
- at night, at lunchtime, at dinner, at breakfast

AT + holiday period
- at Christmas, at Easter BUT on Christmas’s Eve, on New Year’s Eve.

ON THE WEEKEND or AT THE WEEKEND

It all depends on each side of the Atlantic you are. “On the weekend” is American. “At the
weekend” is British.

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 4) PREPOSITIONS OF TIME II

BEFORE / AFTER
- Before = earlier than (Before I go to work, I eat breakfast.)
- After = later than (He will see you after class.)

FROM … TO / FROM …. UNTIL/TILL

- Start time … end time (I work from 9am to 5pm.)

FOR
- We use for with a period of time in the past, present or future (He lived there for 3 years
and then he moved.)

SINCE
- We use since with a point in time in the past (They’ve lived in Oxford since 2004.)

DURING
- Within a time frame (During the day, I like to take a walk in the park.)

BY
- Before a point of time (Tom will be quite angry by 4pm.)

IN
- Within an amount of time (He hasn’t been to his hometown in ages.)

BY or UNTIL
We use by, not until, to talk about something that will happen before a particular time or
deadline: “The movie will be finished by 9 pm.” That means the movie can finish before or
around that time.

Until as a preposition means ‘up to (the time that)’. For example: “The band will perform
until the end of the year.” So, "by" only refers to the deadline, but "until" refers to all the
time between now and the end of something.

OBS: Certain expressions of time don’t need a preposition, such as next week/year/month,
last night/year, this morning/month, every day/night/year, today, tomorrow, yesterday…

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 LET’S PRACTICE!
1) IN, ON or AT?

a) _____ September g) _____ Tuesday

b) _____ midday h) _____ Christmas Day

c) _____ winter i) ______ the weekend

d) _____ Easter j) ______ my birthday

e) _____ the morning l) ______ 1994

f) _____ March m) ______ night

2) IN, ON or AT?

a) Spain is beautiful _____ spring.

b) I like studying _____ night.

c) Let’s meet _____ Tuesday.

d) My parents usually go out _____ the evening.

e) What do you do ____ the weekends?

f) Susan’s birthday is ____ August 10th.

g) We have lessons _____ Friday morning.

h) I’ll meet you ____ noon.

i) He was born _____ 2002.

3) Complete the sentences with the correct prepositions (DURING, FOR, SINCE, UNTIL, BY,
FROM… TO, IN)

a) We’ll wait ………………… half past six for you.

b) The factory has been here …………… the 1970s.

c) We stayed at a student hostel …………………. the conference.

d) Her visit will extend ………….. Monday ………. Thursday.

e) He had promised to be back ……………….. five o’clock.

f) They are staying here …………… the winter.

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 5) PREPOSITIONS OF MOVEMENT

(source: https://quizizz.com/)

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 LET’S PRACTICE!

1) You have to turn your lights on when you go _________________ the tunnel.

a) on c) through

b) towards d) around

2) I always walk _________ the bridge to get to school. It's quicker.

a) through c) onto

b) over b) into

3) Is this the museum?" "No, you need to get ____________ the bus at the next stop."

a) off c) onto

b) around d) out of

4) The doors open at 6pm and the people can go ___________ the cinema.

a) off c) into

b) onto d) along

5) Turn right and go ________ the post office. It's the next building on the right.

a) under c) across

b) into d) past

6) Go straight ahead. The cafe is ____________ the street.

a) on c) from

b) around d) across

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 6) PREPOSITIONS OF DIRECTION
Prepositions of direction are a sum of prepositions of place and movement. The reason why
there is a specific chapter just for prepositions of direction is for study purposes only.

Let’s analyse some examples: Sherry walked into the house.

 Sherry walked in.

 Katie jumped out of the boat.
 Katie jumped out.
 He walked away from me.
 He walked away.
 John walked up to the top of the staircase. John started at the bottom.
 John walked down from the top of the staircase. John started at the top.
 John walked down to Mary. John started at the top, and he walked down to Mary who
was waiting at the bottom.
 My friend lives across the street from me. (He lives opposite/on the other side of)
 He is leaning against the wall.

IN THE CORNER, ON THE CORNER or AT THE CORNER

- IN used for interior angle formed by two meeting walls. Ex: A piano was in the corner of the room.
- ON THE CORNER means “occupying the surface”, like “on the corner of the street”. You can also
say that a person is standing on the corner because they are occupying a space.
- AT THE CORNER means a point or being near something. Ex: “Let’s meet at the corner of my
street”.

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 LET’S PRACTICE!

HOW DO I GET TO…?

a) How do I get to the ………………………………….?

b) How do I get to the ……………………………..?

c) Excuse me, how do I get to the …………………………………?

d) Excuse me, how do I get to the ……………………………………….?

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 7) PREPOSITIONS TO and FOR
This is by far the one that give students more headaches. After all, what is different in usage
between TO and FOR?

TO
- Destination
They’re going to London.
We are heading to Paris.
- Distance
It’s about 3 minutes from my house to my work.
How far is it to the office?
- Comparing
I prefer reading to writing.
- Giving
I’m going to give this book to my sister.
Give that back to Paul.
- Motive/reason – with verb
I came here to see you.
He needs more money to buy a house.

FOR
- Benefits
Yougurt is good for your indigestion.
This is much better for him.
- Schedule
Mary has an appointment for May 12.
- Agreeing with something
Are you for or against death penalty?
- Doing something to help someone
Can you do this for me?
She is trying to do this for you.
- Motive/reason – with noun
Let’s go out for a drink.
I would like to go for a walk.
- Function with verb ING
A ladle is a big spoon used for serving soup.

Although we do have these rules, it is always important to analyse each case one by one. For
example, is it give to her or give for her?

The correct expressions is “give something to someone”.

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The same thing happens with leaving a message. Is it leaving a message for someone or to
someone? The correct expression is “leave a message for someone”.

Here are some expressions used with TO:

- Go to a party
- Give something to someone
- Go to bed
- Send an email to someone
- Be nice to someone
- Have an allergy to something

And here are others with FOR:

- Study for a test

- Have a present for someone
- Want the best for someone
- Have a recipe for a cake
- Develop a cure for cancer.

LET’S PRACTICE!

Complete the sentences with TO or FOR:

a) I speak …………… everyone when I say that we’re happy you’re here.

b) I want ………………….. be an astronaut.

c) Thank you ……………… your email.

d) He left a sweet message ………………….. Christina.

e) Nobody is going ……………….. become rich out of the blue.

f) If you’re not ……………. the union, you’re against it!

g) I study so much ………………. get good grades.

h) It’s a quarter ………………. four. (3:45)

i) We have …………… practice extra ………….. the tournament.

j) Can you send this …………… Susan?

l) I have a dentist appointment scheduled …………. Tuesday.

m) Let me give a piece of advice ……….. you.

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 8) ADJECTIVES + PREPOSITIONS
There is an endless list of adjectives and the prepositions that go along with them. That means
you will learn as you go.

However, here a list to help you out for the time being:

adjective + about
- angry about
- anxious about
- enthusiastic about
- excited about
- furious about
- happy about
- mad about (means to be obsessed with/in love with someone)
- nervous about
- pessimistic about
- sad about
- serious about
- upset about
- worried about

adjective + at
- amazed at
- angry at (a particular event or something that happened)
- annoyed at
- awful at
- bad at
- brilliant at
- clever at
- delighted at
- disappointed at
- excellent at
- excited at
- good at
- hopeless at
- mad at (means to be angry with someone)
- present at
- shocked at
- skilled at doing something
- successful at
- surprised at
- terrible at
- slow at

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 - lucky at

adjective + by
- amazed by
- delighted by
- disturbed by
- excited by
- fascinated by
- impressed by
- inspired by
- astonished by
- shocked by
- surprised by

adjective + for
- eager for
- eligible for
- famous for
- grateful for
- notorious for
- prepared for
- ready for
- renowned for
- responsible for
- respected for
- sorry for
- suitable for
- thankful for

adjective + from
- absent from
- different from
- free from
- made from
- protected from
- safe from

adjective + in
- disappointed in
- experienced in
- interested in
- involved in
- polite/impolite in

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 - present in
- skilled in something
- slow in
- successful in
- talented in

adjective + of
- afraid of
- ashamed of
- aware of
- capable of
- certain of
- conscious of
- envious of
- independent of
- jealous of
- kind of
- nice of
- proud of
- scared of
- silly of
- sweet of
- typical of

adjective + to
- accustomed to
- addicted to
- allergic to
- committed to
- dedicated to
- indifferent to
- kind to
- married to
- opposed to
- receptive to
- related to
- similar to
- superior to
- unfriendly to

adjective + with
- angry with (a person)
- associated with

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 - bored with
- blessed with
- confronted with
- content with
- crowded with
- delighted with
- disappointed with
- fed up with
- familiar with
- furious with
- kind with
- ok with
- pleased with
- popular with
- satisfied with

LET’S PRACTICE!
1. Egypt is famous _______ its ancient pyramids.

2. Lee's really excited _______ getting into Oxford University.

3. My sister likes spiders, but I'm afraid _______ them.

4. Zac is kind _______ animals. He'd never kill one.

5. Why were her parents so angry _______ her?

6. If you study something you're interested _______ , you'll do well.

7. You can't be an engineer if you're no good _______ maths, can you?

8. We're shocked _______ the judge's decision. Everyone knows it's wrong!

9. There's nothing to be nervous _______ . It'll be fun!

10. They were inspired ________ the book.

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 9) NOUNS + PREPOSITIONS

There are many examples of nouns + prepositions.

- the use of
- a solution to
- influence on
- in favour of
- the cost of
- the highlight of
- an increase in
- a possibility of
- the danger of
- the price of
- a reason for
- a supply of
- a method of
- a lack of
- the cause of
- intention of
- respect for
- difficulty with
- an appointment with
- belief in
- degree in

LET’S PRACTICE!
1) She has no intention ………….. going to college.

2) He's a good player and I have a lot of respect …………….. him.

3) The highlight …………… her career was winning the World Championship.

4) I have an appointment …………… a client this afternoon.

5) He price ………… gas keeps rising.

6) There has been an increase ………… antisocial behaviour these days.

7) There is a lack ………. scholarship.

8) The opposition party is not in favour ……………….. the new anti-terrorist legislation.

9) Did he give you a reason ……… quitting his job?

10) Nowadays, teachers are expected to have a university degree ……………. the subject they
teach.

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 10) VERBS + PREPOSITIONS

Verbs with Preposition: TO

- Add to
- Allow to
- Attend to
- Belong to
- Consent to
- Connect to
- Dedicate to
- Listen to
- Refer to
- Talk to
- Apply to
- Complain to
- Contribute to
- Happen to
- Respond to
- Invite to
- Object to
- Subscribe to
- Travel to

List of Verbs with Preposition: FOR

- Apologize for
- Ask for
- Call for
- Check for
- Fear for
- Hope for
- Prepare for
- Thank for
- Wait for
- Admire for
- Excuse for
- Pay for
- Pray for
- Search for
- Vote for
- Wish for
- Work for

List of Verbs with Preposition: FROM

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 - Borrow from
- Choose from
- Come from
- Derive from
- Emerge from
- Expect from
- Prevent from
- Suffer from
- Recover from
- Escape from
- Graduate from
- Hide from
- Prohibit from
- Protect from
- Retire from
- Rescue from
- Save from
- Separate from
- Resign from

List of Verbs with Preposition: ABOUT

- Argue about
- Ask about
- Boast about
- Care about
- Complain about
- Concern about
- Dream about
- Feel about
- Forget about
- Hear about
- Joke about
- Know about
- Laugh about
- Quarrel about
- Talk about
- Tell about
- Think about
- Warn about
- Worry about
- Write about

List of Verbs with Preposition: OF

- Accuse of

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 - Approve of
- Aware of
- Composed of
- Conceive of
- Consist of
- Convict of
- Convince of
- Cure of
- Deprived of
- Despair of
- Devoid of
- Disapprove of
- Dream of
- Fond of
- Get rid of
- Get tired of
- Remind of
- Short of
- Suspect of
- Think of

List of Verbs with Preposition: With

- Agree with
- Argue with
- Begin with
- Concern with
- Cope with
- Cover with
- Charge with
- Disagree with
- Fight with
- Help with
- Interfere with
- Present with
- Provide with

List of Verbs with Preposition: ON

- Agree on
- Comment on
- Concentrate on
- Depend on
- Congratulate on
- Decide on
- Rely on

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List of Verbs with Preposition: IN

- Believe in
- Participate in
- Succeed in
- Arrive in
- Specialize in
- Fill in

THINK ABOUT or THINK OF

To think of something means you’re recalling something from memory. You are
remembering or being reminded of something. If you think about something, you are
considering things more carefully.

- "I never thought of doing that!" (that possibility never crossed my mind).
- "Have you thought about my birthday present?" (have you considered/decided what
to get me?)

DREAM ABOUT or DREAM OF

When you dream about something, you are sleeping. When you dream of something, you
are imagining something.

MADE IN / MADE OF / MADE FROM / MADE WITH / MADE BY

 make + in (origin)

Those sneakers were made in China.

That product was made in Brazil.
This is made in Japan.

 make + of (material)

This table is made of wood.

That necklace is made of gold.

 make + from (material that changes its characteristics during a process. Ex: grapes -
wine)

This wine is made from the finest grapes in France.

Plastic is made from oil.

 make + with (list of ingredients)

This cake was made with flour, butter, sugar...

That dish was made with beef, red pepper, and herbs.

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 LET’S PRACTICE!

Verb + preposition:

1. We have been waiting …………. her for two hours.

4. If we make a picnic depends ……………. the weather.

5. This yellow car belongs …………….. my uncle.

6. Have you heard …………… what happened?

7. I think you are wrong. I can't agree ………. you.

11. Talk ……… her if you have a problem.

12. I love listening ………… her music.

13. They complained …………. the dirty table cloth.

15. He is thinking ………. going to Paris next week.

THE END?
Not quite. There are, as I said in the beginning, tons of other examples. Have you heard of
phrasal verbs? Phrasal verbs are combinations of verbs and prepositions or adverbs (let’s call
them particles), that function as a verb whose meaning is different from the combined
meanings or individual words. Still can’t understand?

Well, let’s take a look at the verb GET! Here are some of the combinations of GET +
PREPOSITIONS and its meanings:

1) GET IN: enter a place

2) GET RID OF: get free of something or someone

3) GIVE BACK: return something to someone

4) GIVE IN: to surrender

Phrasal verbs are rich and endless, and for this reason alone even deserve a dictionary of their
own.

So keep on practicing! If you find a case you think it is interesting, write it down on a notebook.
Have your own preposition notebook! Read a lot. Most importantly, never give up. Is it
difficult? It seems difficult at first, like everything in life really. But know this: it will pay off
(you will have good results) in the end.

XOXO

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 ANSWER KEY
1) PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE I (IN, ON, AT)

LET’S PRACTICE!

1) Complete the sentences with the correct preposition: IN, ON or AT.

1) Martha lives in Japan.

2) There are no prices on this menu.

3) They are sunbathing on the beach.

4) He’s studying at home. His sister is studying at school.

5) They are waiting for you at the bus stop.

6) I used to live on Abbey Road, but now I live at the beach.

7) I want to spend a year in London.

8) Is his office on the first floor?

9) Call me when you are on the bus.

10) She was listening to rock on the radio.

11) Have you seen that picture on the wall?

12) What are you hiding in the room?

13) You pen is on the floor.

14) Did you read this on the newspaper.

15) Do you want sugar in your coffee?

16) She lives at 42, Oxford Street, in England.

17) In most countries people drive on the right.

18) I always keep some extra money in my bag in case of emergencies.

19) Do you live in a house or an apartment?

20) She grew up on a farm.

2) Where do you live? Answer using the prompts below:

I live in Ribeirão Preto.

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I live on Campos Salles.

I live at 227, Campos Salles.

2) PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE II

LET’S PRACTICE!

1) Fill in the blanks with the correct preposition according to the picture:

1) The clock is on the wall.

2) The rug is on the floor.
3) The lamp is between the vase and
the book.
4) The chair is next to / near the
table.
5) The ball is under the table.
6) The pillows are on the armchair.
7) The flowers are in the vase.

2) Look at the map and answer the questions:

a) Where is the bookstore?

The bookstore is next to the supermarket / in front of the bank.

b) Where is the toy store?

The toy store is between the music store and the restaurant.

c) Can you tell me where the pet shop is?

The pet shop is behind the hospital / next to the supermarket / in front of the fast food
restaurant.

d) Could you tell me where the supermarket is?

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The supermarket is in front of the restaurant / next to the bookstore.

3 and 4) PREPOSITIONS OF TIME I (IN, ON, AT) and II

LET’S PRACTICE!

1) IN, ON or AT?

a) in September g) on Tuesday

b) at midday h) on Christmas Day

c) in winter i) at / on the weekend

d) at Easter j) on my birthday

e) in the morning l) in 1994

f) in March m) at night

2) IN, ON or AT?

a) Spain is beautiful in spring.

b) I like studying at night.

c) Let’s meet on Tuesday.

d) My parents usually go out in the evening.

e) What do you do on / at the weekends?

f) Susan’s birthday is on August 10th.

g) We have lessons on Friday morning.

h) I’ll meet you at noon.

i) He was born in 2002.

3) Complete the sentences with the correct prepositions (DURING, FOR, SINCE, UNTIL, BY,
FROM… TO, IN)

a) We’ll wait until half past six for you.

b) The factory has been here since the 1970s.

c) We stayed at a student hostel for the conference.

d) Her visit will extend from Monday to Thursday.

e) He had promised to be back by five o’clock.

f) They are staying here during the winter.

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 5) PREPOSITIONS OF MOVEMENT

LET’S PRACTICE

1) C

2) B

3) A

4) C

5) D

6) D

6) PREPOSITIONS OF DIRECTION

HOW DO I GET TO…?

a) How do I get to the bank?

b) How do I get to the school?

c) Excuse me, how do I get to the pet shop?

d) Excuse me, how do I get to the train station?

7) PREPOSITIONS TO and FOR

Complete the sentences with TO or FOR:

a) I speak for everyone when I say that we’re happy you’re here.

b) I want to be an astronaut.

c) Thank you for your email.

d) He left a sweet message for Christina.

e) Nobody is going to become rich out of the blue.

f) If you’re not for the union, you’re against it!

g) I study so much to get good grades.

h) It’s a quarter to four. (3:45)

i) We have to practice extra for the tournament.

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j) Can you send this to Susan?

l) I have a dentist appointment scheduled for Tuesday.

m) Let me give an advice to you.

8) ADJECTIVES + PREPOSITIONS

LET’S PRACTICE!

1. Egypt is famous FOR its ancient pyramids.

2. Lee's really excited ABOUT getting into Oxford University.

3. My sister likes spiders, but I'm afraid OF them.

4. Zac is kind WITH animals. He'd never kill one.

5. Why were her parents so angry WITH her?

6. If you study something you're interested IN , you'll do well.

7. You can't be an engineer if you're no good AT maths, can you?

8. We're shocked AT the judge's decision. Everyone knows it's wrong!

9. There's nothing to be nervous ABOUT . It'll be fun!

10. They were inspired BY the book.

9) NOUNS + PREPOSITIONS

1) She has no intention OF going to college.

2) He's a good player and I have a lot of respect FOR him.

3) The highlight OF her career was winning the World Championship.

4) I have an appointment WITH a client this afternoon.

5) The price OF gas keeps rising.

6) There has been an increase IN antisocial behaviour these days.

7) There's a lack OF scholarship.

8) The opposition party is not in favour OF the new anti-terrorist legislation.

9) Did he give you a reason FOR quitting his job?

10) Nowadays, teachers are expected to have a university degree IN the subject they teach.

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 10) VERBS + PREPOSITIONS

1. We have been waiting FOR her for two hours.

4. If we make a picnic depends ON the weather.

5. This yellow car belongs TO my uncle.

6. Have you heard ABOUT what happened?

7. I think you are wrong. I can't agree WITH you.

11. Talk TO her if you have a problem.

12. I love listening TO her music.

13. They complained ABOUT the dirty table cloth.

15. He is thinking ABOUT going to Paris next week.

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